Matthew seemed blissfully unaware of the incongruity. It must be a horrible contrast for the Market to behold, Jem thought, seeing this bright and happy boy hanging so carelessly off the arm of a Silent Brother, hooded and cloaked and all but shrouded in darkness. “I can see we are going to be great friends.”
“Thanks, Uncle Jem!” Matthew linked his arm with Jem’s. For you, though, Matthew, I will make an exception. Silent Brothers are terrible gossips as a rule, said Brother Zachariah. “It would also be very kind of you if you refrained from mentioning that you saw me at the Shadow Market?” Matthew wheedled, with his engaging smile and a distinct air of apprehension. It was fairly obvious what Matthew was angling to know.
You might think of me and my doom, Uncle Jem, you really might.” A bright flower of manhood withered untimely. “Are you going to see him? If Uncle Will finds out you were in London and did not come to call, and I knew about it, that will be curtains for me! Young life cut off in its prime. “Does Uncle Will know you are in London?” asked Matthew. Brother Zachariah was searching for one warlock in particular, who had sent a message saying that he might be of some help. They wandered through the stalls of the Shadow Market. Read the excerpt from Ghosts of the Shadow Marketbelow! This excerpt takes place in The Last Hours era, sometime in the 1930s. In the excerpt, Brother Zachariah meets Matthew Fairchild at the Shadow Market and they strike up a conversation. This book follows Brother Zachariah (also known as Jem Carstairs) along his various adventures in the Shadow Market.Ĭlare recently shared an excerpt from “Cast Long Shadows,” one of the shorts from the collection co-written with Sarah Rees Brennan. Brother Zachariah meets Matthew Fairchild in this GHOSTS OF THE SHADOW MARKET excerpt!Ĭassandra Clare‘s upcoming Shadowhunters short story collection, Ghosts of the Shadow Market, is highly anticipated by fans of the Shadowhunters chronicles.
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